Yes I have citrus fruits at home, although at the moment just oranges. The tangerines usually arrive towards Christmas for a festive touch to the season and now and again I have lemons when the mood takes me to bake a cake. I always remember the childrens ryme incljuding all the bells of the London churches when I was a kid.
Of course, as a Londoner I knew of all the bells in the rhyme.
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A good one, I didn’t know that song.
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What the heck?! That rhyme is weird!
I only stopped by because I saw the citrus. I grew citrus trees (rather than the fruit) in the early 1990s, and still miss doing so.
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This is probably a rhyme that Londoners would enjoy. I remember it from my childhood.
Citrus don’t grow in Britain, too cold. In Switzerland now and again in the warmer South.
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I remember that song from my childhood, though I didn’t remember all the words!
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Perhaps being a cockney Londoner I remember the tune and the words.
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